In this video I explain the sequence of videos for the entire module and outline the process of taking the next step from understanding what your audience needs into generating a pot of useful content which can be used to form a framework for your presentation.

This video is an introduction to the Route Plan - the framework for your presentation.

In this video you watch our Case Study subject, Roger, as I take him through the Content Generation Exercise. You will see how the exercise works, in action, with a commentary to identify how the process is designed to capture your natural communication style and elicit valuable content that can be used in your presentation.

This video picks up where Route Plan - Part 1 left off, showing you how you can begin to fill out your Route Plan with content from your Content Generation Exercise using, as an example, the content generated in Roger’s session with me.

You will find a Route Plan Assignment form in the Downloadable Materials section within the Content Module Summary video.

In this video you can see two further examples of Route Plans from previous presentations I have worked on. They are very different types of presentation and will hopefully inspire as well as inform you on how this process can assist you in preparing creatively for your presentation.

This video goes into detail on the benefits of using stories in your presentation, the wide variety of different stories you can use and how to use them effectively. I also give you some ideas of how they can be sourced.

This video explores how humour can be used directly and obliquely to add variety to your presentations, providing you with some do’s and don’ts about the use of humour in your presentation.

In this video, Power Point, Video and Props are all explored as possible visual aids for your presentation. I hope to widen the variety of visual aids that you might consider using and outline an approach that will allow visual aids to enhance your content and delivery rather than allowing them to define your presentation.

In this video I underline the importance of honing your presentation.

In this video we re-cap all of the key learning points in the Content module.

Your Route Plan Assignment Form can be downloaded from the 'Downloadable Materials' section below.

Please ignore the instructions to 'upload via sharefile' but do get in touch via the site if you have any questions or comments related to your assignments.

This video introduces you to the ten vital components of vocal mastery.

This Video describes the mechanical process of breathing and how this relates to vocal production. I also take you through an exercise in Breath Control.

In this video I explain the important part resonance plays in creating good tonal quality and richness of the sound you produce. I will help you to identify the main areas of resonance and show you the correct placings to enable you to follow along with the resonance exercises. Part 2 of the video will cover more advanced resonance exercises.

In Resonance, Part 2, I take you through some more advanced vocal exercises to increase your resonance. If you perform these exercises as directed you will notice that your voice has a warmer, richer tone. Commit to putting the required power behind these exercises for the best results.

In this video I will demonstrate the importance of articulation for bringing clarity to your vocal delivery and identify the organs of articulation. I will lead you through a facial warm up, to limber up the organs of articulation and take you through some articulation exercises - ending with some useful tongue twisters for oral dexterity

This video will help you to avoid a repetitive pattern of inflection. I show you an exercise that can be used to extend the range of inflection that you can use to add interest and expression to your vocal delivery.

This video contains the Pitch Test to find out what your natural pitch range is. You will also see where changes of pitch might be used as both a creative and a practical device within your presentation.

In this video you will discover seven distinct types of pause and learn how you can apply them to influence the way your audience thinks and feels. I will also demonstrate how you can play with the pace of your delivery to change the mood and meaning of what you say.

Here we explore the advanced creative techniques of adding Colour and Emphasis to your delivery to alter the mood and meaning of what you say.

In this video I will demonstrate how to project your voice correctly so that you can fill any size of venue with your voice without a microphone and without straining and damaging your voice.

This video contains a summary of the key learning points in the Voice Module.

This video outlines the five part process to powerful, natural physicality on stage.

In this video you will learn how to adopt a solid powerful base position so that you can harness the power of stillness.

In this video we explore ways of identifying how you naturally behave, physically, and how you can begin to incorporate your natural physicality into your presentation.

This video shows how you can eliminate any distracting behaviour from your presentation that may divert attention from your content and even confuse your audience by contradicting your intended meaning.

In this video I will show you how you can become familiar and comfortable with your environment so that you can own your stage and your venue.

In this video I reveal the areas on stage that give you the most power as a presenter and demonstrate how and when you might use them.

This video gives you six important things to be aware of when using a lectern.

In this video we explore when, why and how you might use movement on stage to convey meaning.

In this video I will demonstrate the correct microphone technique for the various types of microphones you may come across.

This video explains how eye contact is experienced by your audience and shows you the correct technique to employ to make this important visual connection with your audience.